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Indianapolis Daily Herald

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1867

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Washington News and Civil War Echoes in 1862 Report

Reports recount 209 weekly St Louis deaths with 65 from cholera marbts, Union plans to honor General Sheridan in Washington, and fraud claims about the freedmen's bureau. General Rousseau writes Grant about Sheridan, with full letter forthcoming. The Journal discusses amnesty, bond taxes, and reconstruction threats amid political strife.

St. Louis Soldiers’ and Sailors Union Washington General Sheridan Washington Intelligencer Rousseau Grant Sheridan Freedmen’s Bureau Howard Johnson

Hartwell Trial Opens in Worcester Case of Loaned Funds

In Boston on Monday August 26 the trial of Julius F Hartwell former clerk in the United States treasurer office begins. He is charged with unlawfully loaning a large sum to Edward Carter and William Ward. The Democrats plan a State Convention at Worcester on October 1.

Boston Julius F. Hartwell United States Hartwell Edward Carter William Ward Worcester

Death of an Eminent Physician at Anti Slavery Congress

An eminent physician M Velpean died during the opening of the Anti Slavery Congress in Pants on Monday August 20. The congress drew a large crowd including Americans and African representatives and aims to urge abolition and memorials to powers tolerating slavery.

Anti-Slavery Congress Pants M. Velpean Abolition Congress

Financial and Commercial London August 26 updates

Market notes from London and Liverpool show Consols at 9134 44, bonds 734, Erie at 45, Illinois Central at 7754. Liverpool reports quiet cotton and steady breadstuffs with Wheat 13s 9d Southern, 15s 6d California white. Corn 35s 9d. Flour 344. Beef quiet at 11s. Pork 75s 6d. Lard 52s. Petroleum unchanged.

London Bonds Erie Ulinois Central Conee Bonda Liverroor Liverpool Orleans Southern California

Destructive Fire Damages Two Downtown Buildings

A major blaze in New York on August 26 caused an estimated loss of 25000 dollars at No 18 and 20 Cedar street affecting Frank Miller Co Johnson Co Alford Read Co. A second fire at No 63 West street damaged the J G Bingham Chandler Peterson and McCarthy building for about 12000 dollars, with insurers noted.

New York Cedar Street Frank Miller & Co Johnson & Co Alford, Read & Co West Street J. G. Bingham, Chandler, Peterson & McCarthy

Cabinet difficulties cited as rumor and Rousseau letter

Washington reports deny formal cabinet resignations while ministers Seward and foreign colleagues return from Yorktown and Fortress Monroe. Rousseau defends Sheridan, says removal rumors were not his intention and criticizes only non military aspects of Sheridan's policy.

Seward Yorktown Rousseau Grant Washington Fortress Monroe F. W. Seward Dominion Republic Sumana United States Sheridan Louisiana

Vancouver Island Cession Debate Dominates Pacific News

In this era the question of ceding Vancouver Island to the United States draws debate among clubs in Sneizopolis and broader officials. Reports note Imperial opinions differ on Pacific access and compensation for private losses while German settlers explore ventures. Cariboo mine reports stay favorable amid shipboard tensions and land distribution concerns.

Rtc San. FraNcisco Asia Prines News Victoria En Bes Vancouver's British Columbia Puece States Sneizopolis Ean Barea Es Vertion Cariboo San Francisco Niniae Neneneen

Ruling on Paupers and Colored Residents in Virginia

Decisions of General Schoefield note that after August 26 the freemen's bureau will cease rations for certain paupers and black vagrants, who must return to their counties. White paupers receive the same treatment. A new alms house for colored people is planned. A colored Canadian seeking redress over first class cabin refused on a steamer could not obtain relief. The case was heard by United States Commissioner Major Delamater.

Boston New York Grant Stanton Hancock Sheridan Hartsuff Mowor Washington Cincinnati KE. B. Washburne Ilinois Europe Maine Lnte Lresident Congress David A. Wells The Revenue Treasury Department Belview Kentucky Newport Executive Mansion Dean Andrew Johnson United States G. I. Thomas Fifth Military District Department of Missouri Itancock Department of the Cumberland Republic Generalan South Thomas Union Beig Rst War Department Sterling Gene Ian Sporiden Loridan Sherman Army Tam Andrew Jonson U. S. Grant Ad Talerenn Major Delamater

Oil Boards Back Jack Brothers Amid Arrest Report

The Philadelphia and Pittsburg oil boards met today and expressed full confidence in Messrs. Jack Brothers after their arrest in New Youth last Saturday following James O Connor s information. The boards urged public opinion wait for full facts and noted a dispute over O Connor s role at the Fourth National Bank of Pittsburgh.

Messrs Jack Brothers Pittsburg Philadelphia Oil Board Pittsburg Petroleum Board James O'Connor Tisko O'Connor Fourth National Bank

Deaths from Yellow Fever in Galveston Week

Galveston reports 133 interments for the week with 29 deaths over the weekend due to yellow fever. The city records indicate extensive fatalities as health measures struggle to contain the outbreak.

Galveston

Registration Totals and Market Notes From Chicago

Registration tallies show Whites 2,211 and colored 4,200 in Charleston, with Whites 9,743 and colored 21,608 in state counts. Chicago Market report notes flour prices firm, wheat mixed, rye and barley steady, pork and lard values. receipts and shipments listed for major grains and hogs.

Charleston Dore

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